Post Season Beginings and Regular Season Endings

As a new week begins the men's and women's hockey team find themselves in different, yet similar positions.The women's team finished up this weekend a tie and a loss at Dartmouth and Harvard respectively. With that the women finished the regular season with a 16-12-6 record and finished in 7th place in the ECAC. Thus earning a first round playoff trip to Canton to take on the Skating Saints of

In case you missed it.

Former Clarkson All American goaltender Kira Hurley became the first women to ever record a point in a professional mens league on Tuesday night. In a game that featured 28 goals, Hurley tallied one assist in the third period and earned a spot in the record books. She also stopped 21 shots in route to a 24-4 win. Personally I feel the field goal at the end of the game was rubbing it in, but

Game Day

Clarkson Men Faceoff Against Union At CheelWomen Take on RPI in TroyPivotal Weekend for Both Squads Looking to Move Up the Table

Women Downed At SLU

Last night the Clarkson women lost a squeaker at Appelton arena falling 2-1 to the Saints. Britney Selina tallied the Knights lone goal. Clarkson takes on RPI and Union on the road this weekend.A side note for anyone using twitter we set up an account and will try to post little blurbs throughout the rest of the season.http://www.twitter.com/cknhkyfans

Not Dead Yet

Clarkson Takes 8 Points from Brown and YaleClarkson Hockey Fans Awake from SlumberSelina, Gaduet Hit 100 Point MarkBellows Tallies First Two Career GoalsLaVeau Notches First Career WinKnights Out of the Cellar

NHL Central Scouting "Players to Watch"

Clarkson recruits Nik Pokulok ('09), David Pratt ('09), Ben Sexton ('10), and Joe Zarbo ('10) were listed on the "Players to Watch" list for the 2009 NHL Draft. Potential recruit David Pacan was also on the preliminary list.Pokulok, Sexton, Zarbo, and Pacan were listed as "B" players. Pratt was listed as a "C" player.What is the criteria for the letter rating?A-rating: Must see player predicted

How do you follow up a bad week-end? Invite the #1 team to Potsdam.

Knights split the week-end. 6-4 over RIT, and a 4-3 loss to Niagara. Discipline and defense. Not much else to say. Outshot over the week-end 79-51 and both goalies hung out to dry. Good:Karpowich named ECAC Rookie of the Week.Offense - (D'Alvise, DeFazio, Tuohimma, the freshmen, etc all contributed).Specialty teams - 2/8 on the PP, 12/14 PK.Knights get one win?Bad:Defense - 8 goals, 79 shots!